It is by exploring our feelings about the experience in question, as well as focusing on the indefinite and ambiguous qualities of the experience, that we begin to catch a fleeting glimpse of the infinite. Romantics like poet Percy Bysshe Shelley would disagree with traditional moral philosophers who hold that principled appeals to reason or consequences are enough to tell us how to live a flourishing life. Instead, as Shelley declares in his poem The Sensitive Plant:

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